Month: April 2018

Florida Beer Company's Key West Southernmost Wheat

I am drinking a Key West Southernmost Wheat by Florida Beer Company @ Montgomery Hills.

  • Beer: Key West Southernmost Wheat
  • Style: Witbier
  • Alcohol by volume (ABV): 5%
  • IBU: 0
  • My rating: 3.25/5
  • Brewer's notes: Key West Southernmost Wheat makes you think of summer and so does its taste. The minute I took a sip I was glad it was still warm out as my first impression was that this is a great warm weather beer. The fizzy quality of this beer from the unfiltered yeast makes it a nice thirst quencher. Key West Southernmost Wheat pours a light golden color with a head that quickly fizzles out. The taste is a tangy citrus with the help of key lime that’s used in the brewing process.
  • Venue: Montgomery Hills, Princeton, NJ
  • Brewery: Florida Beer Company, Cape Canaveral, FL, United States
  • Brewery Type: Micro Brewery

Florida's Original Homegrown Brewery located in beautiful Cape Canaveral.

Funk Brewing 's Citrus IPA

I am drinking a Citrus IPA by Funk Brewing @ Montgomery, NJ.

I've had this before but ... it tastes even better than the first time I had it.

  • Beer: Citrus IPA
  • Style: IPA - American
  • Alcohol by volume (ABV): 7%
  • IBU: 70
  • My rating: 3.75/5
  • Brewer's notes: A beautifully crafted, bright, and juicy IPA brewed with grapefruit, blood orange, and loads of late additions american hops.
  • Venue: Montgomery, NJ, Belle Mead, NJ
  • Brewery: Funk Brewing , Emmaus, PA, United States
  • Brewery Type: Micro Brewery

We’re extremely passionate about our beers and craft beer and hope the passion we hold will rub off and become part of you. We’re in pursuit of happiness, one pint at a time. Beer on!
It began with a Craft Beer lover and a not so handcrafted Beer lover. Two brother in laws, one whose love for Craft was burning deeply and the others, waiting to be ignited. It took years but Kyle’s consistent consumption of craft beer worked on Jon and the move was made to try it. From that day on good beer was not only consumed regularly by both, but became a part of life.